From "please kindly help" to sounding like a native dev.

Your AI English coach
built for dev life

Pronunciation, writing, interviews, meetings — DevGlish handles every English challenge developers face. Select text and press ⌘⇧D to get AI-powered learning cards, or press it with nothing selected for a quick input box. 6 smart modes, active coaching, and spaced repetition — all from your menu bar.

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Kubernetes
/kuːbərˈnetiːz/
KOO-ber-NET-eez
Common mistakes koo-BER-nets · KOO-ber-neets
Note Greek κυβερνήτης (helmsman). Stress on NET.
Example "We're migrating to Kubernetes this sprint."
Tip 4 syllables: KOO · ber · NET · eez. The stress is on the 3rd syllable.

Tech terms everyone gets wrong

You learned these from docs, not conversations. That's why they sound wrong out loud.

Term Common mistake Correct Why
cache "cash-ay" / "catch" /kæʃ/ (like "cash") Looks French, but English says "cash"
nginx "en-jinx" / N-G-I-N-X /ˌendʒɪnˈeks/ (engine-X) Named after "engine X"
SQL "ess-queue-ell" only "sequel" or S-Q-L (both OK) MySQL creator says "sequel"
sudo "sue-doh" / "pseudo" /suːduː/ (rhymes with "voodoo") = superuser do
OAuth "oh-auth" /oʊˈɔːθ/ (Open Auth) O = Open, not zero
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Not just a dictionary — an English coach that knows your code

6 AI modes, active coaching, and tools for every scenario a developer faces in English.

6 modes — one for every situation

Word, Phrase, Sentence, Paragraph, Express, and the new Polish mode — auto-detects what you selected and shows the right learning card. Polish mode checks your grammar, tone, and gives you a one-click corrected version.

"Please kindly help" → just don't.

50+ workplace expressions for code reviews, standups, and incident response. See imitation templates so you can reuse native patterns in your own sentences.

Daily word, smart reminders, never forget

SM-2 spaced repetition with daily review notifications. A new word picked just for you every morning based on your weak spots. Batch-save related words from any lookup with one tap.

Lives where you code — and beyond.

DevGlish starts in your Mac's menu bar, but reaches into VS Code and Safari too. Whether you're reading docs, replying on Slack, reviewing PRs, or prepping for an interview — your English coach is one shortcut away.

Global hotkey ⌘⇧D works in any app. Nothing selected? A quick input box pops up — type what you want to say.
Floating card Appears right where your cursor is. Doesn't steal focus.
Menu bar hub Daily word, streak tracker, interview prep, meeting templates, learning stats — all one click away.
VS Code extension Right-click any text in your editor → "Look up with DevGlish." Learning cards right in your sidebar.
Safari extension Double-click any word on a web page. Mini learning card pops up instantly.

Three steps. Zero context switches.

1

Select any English text — or don't

In VS Code, Slack, Safari, terminal, email — anywhere on macOS. No selection? A quick input box appears for you to type what you want to say.

2

Press ⌘⇧D

Global hotkey works from any app. DevGlish auto-detects whether you need word analysis, sentence breakdown, writing polish, or Chinese → English translation.

3

Learn, save, and grow

A floating card appears with AI-powered explanations. Save words to your book, get daily reviews with smart reminders, track your progress on the stats dashboard, and export to Anki.

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  • All 6 lookup modes incl. Polish
  • 85+ tech terms with accent hints
  • 50+ dev expressions
  • Word book + Anki export
  • Daily word recommendations
  • Learning stats dashboard
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6 AI learning modes, daily coaching, interview prep, writing polish, and 85+ tech terms — all free to start. No signup, no API key. Just install and press ⌘⇧D.

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Requires macOS 14.0 (Sonoma) or later. Also available as VS Code and Safari extensions.